OpenLDAP Provisioning
After getting the OpenLDAP XMA working on FIM I hoped it would be possible to provision to it using FIM codeless sync. Unfortunately the conclusion I have come to is No, it isn’t.
After getting the OpenLDAP XMA working on FIM I hoped it would be possible to provision to it using FIM codeless sync. Unfortunately the conclusion I have come to is No, it isn’t.
Here’s something else I’ve been developing, which I think has interesting potential. Essentially it’s an XMA which is used to provision powershell “command” objects. These objects contain the name of the cmdlet and the list of arguments, and the Export step is actually running the command.
I’ve just posted a new Greatest Hits article on the ILM forum on the subject of how ILM (or the FIM Sync Service) can be used to clean up the mess of existing accounts, before you can actually get on to the more interesting tasks of provisioning and updating. With the way FIM codeless sync works, [...]
This got me out of a pickle today. A slip-up in a join rule caused hundreds of bad joins to be made. There were far too many to un-do by hand, but then I figured out I could add a few lines to the Provisioning Sub of the MVExtension to remove all the joins made [...]
I just posted this article in the Greatest Hits series of the ILM Technet forum. It describes some of the methods and considerations around disabling and deleting users accounts with ILM.
Following on from my last post about the overlaps between FIM and Exchange 2010 I wanted to clarify for myself the group management capabilities in FIM, Exchange 2010 and ILM. Warning: I will have to revisit this post – as I haven’t yet installed Exchange 2010 in a production environment the Exchange comments are based [...]
I have just posted this article in the Greatest Hits series on the ILM Technet forum. http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/identitylifecyclemanager/thread/f8ad045d-7252-4cd1-a189-d704a8f99129 The article covers various management tasks you can acheive with the standard AD MA, including provisioning and updating of users, mailboxes, contacts and distribution groups. There are quite a few code samples as well.
I last blogged about provisioning home directories such a long time ago that I talked about Netware. I also used a SQL table alongside to keep track of a status field as I was doing some end-of-life management – zipping up the folder and stowing it in an archive location. But we don’t need to [...]
I just got this error while attempting to provision Exchange 2007 users with ILM 2007 FP1: Event Type: Error Event Source: MIIServer Event Category: Server Event ID: 6801 Date: 15.09.2009 Time: 10:14:02 User: N/A Computer: ILMSERVER Description: The extensible extension returned an unsupported error in MIIS. The stack trace is: “Microsoft.MetadirectoryServices.ExtensionException: **** [...]
A while back I proposed a powershell XMA approach to the problem of adding Exchange 2007 mailboxes to existing AD users. This was because my old method of adding an Exchange 2003 mailbox by populating a couple of extra attributes did not seem to work with Exchange 2007. However, in a recent thread on the [...]